Tuesday, September 4
– Crash Course in Campus Computing, 2 ? 3 p.m., Cook 3
Wednesday, September 5
– Crash Course in Campus Computing, 11 a.m. ? noon, Cook 3
– Excel 2003: Charting Data, 1 ? 3 p.m., Cook 3
Thursday, September 6
– New Employee: Important Information for Campus Computing, 9 ? 11 a.m., Cook 3
– Crash Course in Campus Computing, 3 ? 4 p.m., Cook 3
Friday, September 7
– Blackboard Fundamentals, 9 ? 11 a.m., Cook 3
Monday, September 10
– Getting Graphical in MS Office, 10 a.m. ? noon, Cook 3
– Digital Media Classroom Demo, 1 ? 2 p.m., Cook 404B
Tuesday, September 11
– Excel 2003: Using the Excel Grade Book Template, 1 ? 3 p.m., Cook 3
Wednesday, September 12
– Photoshop Elements I ? Overview, 10 a.m. – noon, Cook 3
– Excel 2003: Advanced Calculations, 1 ? 3 p.m., Cook 3
Thursday, September 13
– FrontPage 2003: Basics, 1 ? 3 p.m., Cook 3
Monday, September 17
– Word 2003: Mass Mailings with Mail Merge, 1? 2:30 p.m., Cook 3
Wednesday, September 19
– Photoshop Elements II – Image Editing, Part A, 10 a.m. ? noon, Cook 3
– Excel 2003: Macros, 1 ? 3 p.m., Cook 3
Wednesday, September 20
– PowerPoint 2003: Intermediate (Objectapalooza!), 1 ? 3 p.m., Cook 3
Monday, September 24
– Poster Production: The BIG Picture, 10 ? 11:30 a.m., Cook 3
Wednesday, September 26
– Photoshop Elements III – Image Editing, Part B, 10 a.m. ? noon, Cook 3
Thursday, September 27
– Publisher 2003: Newsletters, 1 ? 3 p.m., Cook 3
To register for workshops and to view additional workshop information go to {http://www.towson.edu/otstraining}. The site also provides access to self-help documents and movie tutorials as workshop alternatives.
SOFTWARE TIP OF THE WEEK
Microsoft Publisher 2003: Save Your Publication as a Graphic File
If you need to share part or all of your MS Publisher publication with individuals who do not have MS Publisher, you can save your publication as a picture. This trick works extremely well for single page publications because MS Publisher can quickly save the active page as a graphic. If you publication has multiple pages, you must save each page individually as a graphic. Note: Image formats, such as jpg or gif are the most commonly used formats.
1. Display your MS Publisher publication.
2. Click File > Save As? on the menu bar.
3. In the Save As dialog box, click the drop down arrow in the Save as type field and select one of the following graphic format options: .gif, .jpg, .bmp, .tif, .png, .drw, .pcx, .wmf, .emf, .tga, and .dxf.
To sign up for any of our free technology workshops or view additional materials related to software training, visit OTS Training online at {http://www.towson.edu/otstraining}.
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